Sentence examples for alteration of zinc from inspiring English sources
There is experimental and clinical evidence, especially in developed countries, supporting an alteration of zinc metabolism in patients with diabetes.
Data are presented to show that ingestion of cadmium chloride by rats at low levels leads to alteration of zinc metabolism in the liver, even though the formation of metallothionein is not evident.
These results, together with the findings here, provide evidence to the alteration of zinc finger structure by arsenic binding and further support that arsenic interaction with zinc finger proteins will likely disrupt protein function.
The growth hormone gene was linked to the methalothionine promoter in the hope of regulating growth by alterations of zinc in the diet.
In order to investigate conformational changes due to arsenic binding to the zinc fingers, intrinsic fluorescence was used to analyze tertiary structure alteration on zinc finger peptides after treatments with arsenic compounds, as compared to zinc incubation.
As the phase alteration of copper-zinc crystallites increases, the morphology of the NPs and nanocomposite has been tailored with subsequent decrease in the size (40 29 nm) of grains.
The zinc ion is crucial for Sod1 enzyme stability, and the pathogenic mechanism of the T70I mutation might be due to the alteration of the zinc-binding properties of T70I Sod1.
Alteration of these regulatory zinc-binding ligands by mutation decreases the ability of Zap1 to respond to zinc and the mutant protein constitutively activates transcription [ 7, 10].
It was of interest to examine any alteration in the flux of zinc across the fish gill to evaluate whether the organism is moderating zinc uptake rates in response to the elevated zinc concentrations within the diet and water.
In the human CARPs these alterations of the zinc-binding sites are the cause of the catalytic inactivity [ 12].
For these reasons, imaging the distribution and alterations in local concentration of zinc is of great interest.
